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Again the risks are there, but the riders are aware of it. That's the reason you don't see MotoGP riders doing the TT. Can they do it? For sure they can, but no way are they going to risk it. Personally I'd risk doing the TT than being the guys that fly down the 401 at 200kmh lane splitting and...

No one makes a rider join the TT. No one's twisting your arm, and the riders know the dangers - the majority of them have ridden the course multiple times. When people say they should stop the race, it screams I can't do that, so they shouldn't be able to either.

Did you ever get the gen 3 busa Gary?

Yea that's the route we might have to take Mike. Just did not want the responsibility of it if she suddenly decides to stop paying ME monthly for it. I'd be taking the hit.

Yea that's what I was thinking as the only solution. I don't want the vehicle in my name, I want this to be her responsibility so to speak if she decides to suddenly stop paying for it. Can she not buy the car in her name but I insure it in mine and add her as a secondary driver? Just seems dumb...

As the title suggests. The kid wants to buy (finance) her own car and has saved up a fair bit for it. She wants to purchase the car in her name from the dealership, however she only has her G1 and the wait to get her G2 is still pretty far away. My solution was to put the car on my insurance...

https://www.bbc.com/sport/motorsport/61669457 Not sure if anyone else follows the TT. Dave Moffitt was also in a serious crash during qualifiers but is in stable condition.

Beautiful bike! Looks so strange with the high clip ons lol. Good to know it still handles quiet well though, I look forward to adding the Helibar for some of these longer rides this summer.

Yea I've read its pretty popular - however most of the information gathered is about comfortability only and not much on the cornering aspect. Im obviously not going to be tracking it, but as long as it's still comfortable enough to lean it right over then I'll be happy with the mod. Thanks for...

Getting a little older, and thinking of changing the aggressive stance on my Hayabusa to something a little more neutral. So im looking to add a Helibar to raise bars to a more comfortable level. Just wondering if anyone has done this mod with Helibars, Genmar, Woodcraft etc. and how it affects...

Ive seen a number of tracks with some horrible tar snakes on them as well. I don't understand how more riders don't go down because of them.

Completely agree, hence why racing in Canada is such a waste of time if you're looking to make a career. You need to have the time, resources, and skill at a young age to get anywhere for starters. Then if you are successful in Canada you travel to the States and need to place within the top 3...

Kawasaki from what I understood sponsored him. Hence they pay for bike expenses, fees, travel, clothing etc. This does not include insurance; he doesn't work for Kawasaki so they have absolutely no obligation to him aside from provide an image. Racing companies in Canada are just terrible...

The way the whole M1 situation works now with insurance is that they basically make taking the M2 training course a requirement. That way you get the necessary skills, training, and familiarity with a few different bikes. It's not a bad thing, and it should be re-written to include it so new...

Figured the H2SX would be very nice, I've been eyeing it personally. In what way did you find it underwhelming?

Got to love insurance companies, I feel like I get ****** every year. So I switched to All-State cause the deal was pretty good. Signed the contract for the monthly payments, paid my first month no issues. Now All-State called saying they have a new policy stating you need to pay your whole...

I'd never 2 up unless I knew the rider or passenger well enough, but cash in hand is the way to go. If they are serious in buying it they should have the money easily as buying a motorcycle shouldn't be breaking the bank and it shows they are serious.

I would think so. I gave them the VIN number. Reiterated this is a 1300cc motorcycle to which they understand 100%. They read the specs of the bike back to me as if "I" didn't know what the bike was. They also tried to get me to pay for the 3 weeks it was insured with them, when I didn't even...

Same thing happened to me, Wawanesa as well last year. Bought a 2010 Hayabusa, gave them the VIN and everything. They gave me a rate of $890 a year. I double checked with them that you know this bike, cause that's a great rate but it seems too good to be true. They reassured me it's all good and...

If you're shopping around for insurance this year I'd give All-State a call. I was paying 3K a year with Desjardins insurance for a 2010 Hayabusa with an "at fault" accident 9 years ago. It's 10 years and off my record now, and they were willing to shave off $120 a year. I called All-State who...